Jellyfish Age Backwards

Nature's Secrets to Longevity

De: Nicklas Brendborg, Elizabeth de Noma - translator

Narrado por: Joe Leat

The international best seller.

A journey into the astonishing nature and true science of longevity.

Molecular biologist Nicklas Brendborg takes us on a journey from farthest reaches of the globe to the most cutting-edge research to explore what nature has to teach us about longevity.

From immortal lobsters, backwards-aging jellyfish and the centuries-old Greenland shark to the woman who successfully edited her own DNA in search of immortality, Jellyfish Age Backwards brings together everything the natural world and science have to offer on the mystery of ageing.

Ultimately, this audiobook will reshape everything you thought you knew about ageing—and offer a biologist's secrets to unlocking your own longevity.

©2022 Nicklas Brendborg (P)2022 Hodder & Stoughton Limited

No magic formula

A lot of good common sense, was used with a fair use of science. Probably would lead to longer life if people just used that

Catchy titel and chapter headings

I struggled to finish this historical account of medical advances that have lead to prolonged life and point to next steps in living longer fuller lives. For about 20 minutes you can hear some cool facts about some jellyfish. Let's save you 14 hours on the rest, A. Find a sense of purpose and strive to make tomorrow better than today, B. Foster good friendships, C. Exercise or move a lot, D. Eat sensibly, E. Get vaccinations, F. Stay optimistic. This said if you love microbiology then you might love this listen.

I kept waiting and waiting for conclusions

The sum up of the book…very few things have conclusions, lot of things are in the air. I felt like I wanted more. There was a lot of detail about what is happening on a cellural basis but very few things that I could actually take into account in my everyday life.